Good Morning All:
Last week I experimented with not eating wheat, after my dad, a food scientist, told me that my physical complaints (bloating, nausea, stomach problems in general, fatigue) sounded like a wheat allergy. I have been off since Thursday, and, except for forgetting and eating two small stuffed mushrooms at a party, I have not had a drop o' wheat, to my knowledge. And I tell you, I feel like a whole new woman!! The bloating is gone. No nausea and I don't feel so run down (I *cranked* through BC yesterday!). I wonder though if this might be the power of suggestion? Is five days too soon to see the kind of difference I am seeing? It's hard because wheat seems to be in everything, and I *love* my whole wheat english muffins, but I will stick with it if it means I can feel like this for the long run.
Also, the health food store has gluten-free, wheat-free and yeast-free in different combinations. I went with the gluten AND wheat free. Any thoughts?
thanks! Sparrow
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Last week I experimented with not eating wheat, after my dad, a food scientist, told me that my physical complaints (bloating, nausea, stomach problems in general, fatigue) sounded like a wheat allergy. I have been off since Thursday, and, except for forgetting and eating two small stuffed mushrooms at a party, I have not had a drop o' wheat, to my knowledge. And I tell you, I feel like a whole new woman!! The bloating is gone. No nausea and I don't feel so run down (I *cranked* through BC yesterday!). I wonder though if this might be the power of suggestion? Is five days too soon to see the kind of difference I am seeing? It's hard because wheat seems to be in everything, and I *love* my whole wheat english muffins, but I will stick with it if it means I can feel like this for the long run.
Also, the health food store has gluten-free, wheat-free and yeast-free in different combinations. I went with the gluten AND wheat free. Any thoughts?
thanks! Sparrow
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www.scifichics.com


